citilife

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by citilife 4y ago
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-explains-why-tu...
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by citilife 4y ago
> conservative / religious ideology has a pretty long track record of attempting to create uniform societies by stamping out any outlying thought. Said on the internet, created by the most liberal democracy on Earth; founded by con
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by citilife 4y ago
I'm less concerned about how many jobs are going to be replaced and more about how they'll be replaced. The AI is not decerning and right in the announcement, OpenAI states it's intention on "correcting assumptions"
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by citilife 4y ago
> challenge incorrect assumptions. I say this without any charge, but this is a MAJOR ethical concern. They're encoding pro liberal ideology and bias against conservative / religious based ideology. https://venturebe
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by citilife 4y ago
I'm just going to go out on a limb -- unions in a artistic field are very difficult to maintain. There are alternatives to hiring (contract workers), plenty of would-be artists looking for work, now you have the AI competing. Finally,
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by citilife 4y ago
> As long as you don't mind supporting evil organizations and being subject to continuous prostilitizing. lol really? Define evil. I view evil as anything that leads to disorder in the world (death, destruction, etc); churches do no
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by citilife 4y ago
Probably wont be taken well, but IMO depression is an illness in the spiritual sense. Depression is described as being sad, alone and without hope. That's quite literally what spirituality is for. I think it's probably impossible
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by citilife 4y ago
I recommend people try to go to Church -- even if you're not exceptionally religious (you can even tell them that, I've never seen anyone mind; though they may try to convince you). It's an easy place to meet 30-40 people in
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by citilife 4y ago
Stick to your rates. They likely fired people not performing, they'll rehire "cheap" new grads. Make sure you get what you feel your worth.
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by citilife 4y ago
Almost everyone with thinkpad gets the windows version and just puts linux on it. It's relatively easy, depending on your distro.
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by citilife 4y ago
Should say (2017)
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by citilife 4y ago
Are you using the local storage of the browser, then letting the user download from there? Otherwise it would still be loading up to some cloud. Personally, I use: https://www.read.ai/ Records the meetings, provides searc
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by citilife 4y ago
Hydroxychloroquine is used to treat Lupus by interfering with the communication between cells (not exactly clear in the research tbh). Lupus, Rheumatoid arthritis, and other uses for Hydroxychloroquine appear to be autoimmune responses wher
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by citilife 4y ago
How does the government... ban something... in a budget bill?
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by citilife 4y ago
> I understand, the sheep farmers are getting a lot of sheep killed. https://www.newsweek.com/wolf-kills-nine-year-critically-inj... https://a-z-animals.com/blog/meet-the-worlds-deadliest-wolf-...
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by citilife 4y ago
Justified and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was also on FX. As another example of small networks making great stuff.
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by citilife 4y ago
I actually was interested recently in getting AMC+; mostly because I wanted to watch older movies with my children. Unfortunately, most of that isn't available on AMC+, so what's the point? I'd pay good money for access to mo
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by citilife 4y ago
Then you protect the insured buildings, not really sure why it's an issue? The same logic could apply to police... what if all the crime is coming from an unincorporated part of town? Do you just go and start policing it (kind of like
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by citilife 4y ago
> I really am curious how much Elon's rantings are affecting potential buyers of Tesla cars. I used to be a huge fan of Elon, was greatly turned off years ago, but now I actively loath him I wouldn't be surprised if what he&#x2
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by citilife 4y ago
Toyota (or partners they are heavily invested in) also do all the items you just mentioned, it's why I used them as comparison. Although they may not directly operate all those businesses, they are heavily invested in multiple companie
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by citilife 4y ago
This year they appear poised to make $20B in gross profit, in contrast Toyota is poised to make $40B in gross profit... Toyota's market cap is <$200B Both likely will not continue to grow at the same pace with the dropping availabil
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by citilife 4y ago
I highly doubt that's the only reason he bought it lol
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by citilife 4y ago
Given the resulting output was "2x higher than expected", I'll wait patiently for any peer reviewed work on the subject and a replication (or improvement) of the results. In the presentation they mentioned they couldn't
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by citilife 4y ago
I see what you are saying, but I think you're incorrect. What's more likely to happen in my mind is that there will be fewer people running factories. Recall, right now slave labor makes up a large amount of what you use. To adjus
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by citilife 4y ago
> thoroughly-debunked copypasta. In the post-WWII international order where lines on the map are generally respected to avoid war: Russia attacked, and continues to attack, a sovereign country. Period. None of that has been debunked, it
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by citilife 4y ago
I think Putin was actually extremely clear why he invaded Ukraine. NATO was expanding to Russia's border https://nypost.com/2021/12/23/putin-demands-nato-not-expand-... Ukraine was hostile to the Russian
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by citilife 4y ago
> But "the west" did not stick a sword up Gaddafi's butt -- that was his own people, enraged by the actions of a totalitarian. Sure, a nato air strike hit Gaddafi's vehicles and opposition was given the location to at
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by citilife 4y ago
> Even Navalny came back to face the music, and he wasnt even president (yet?) The dude has a a net positivity of -30% rating ... and is a designated terrorist. > According to polls conducted by the Levada Center in September 2020, 20
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by citilife 4y ago
> Someone told me in a bar on K Street the thing Vladimir Putin fears most is being hung from a gas station like Mussolinu, and I suspect that goes for all totalitarians. Putin has openly said he despises what the west did to Gaddafi an
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by citilife 4y ago
Depends on your area: board game clubs are common in cities, shooting clubs are common in the country, a soccer club, what ever. It really depends on your interests, but there's bound to be something where people gather on a regular ca

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